Often, at science conferences, "local interpreters that we never met before would often use different signs for the same terms, leading to confusion," said Caroline Solomon, a biology professor at Gallaudet University who is deaf.
As our relationships with our colleagues and students developed, we noticed that they would often use the phrase, Metta-Karuna, which, expressed in English, would translate as the inseparability of Lovingkindness-and-Compassion.
In the concluding scene — it is too quick and intangible to be called a climax — Fonda's character reveals a new aspect to his motivation that casts a very different light on what we have just seen, a device that Preminger would often use in years to come.
Such was the level of mistrust, the rich would "often use nicknames" when calling her office.
Ten years ago, a study described how sex clients would often use code words to avoid being targeted by stings.
Clegg's gesture reminded me of Bill Clinton, who would often use the hand on back/shoulder gesture.
The nobility would often use the full-length portrait to celebrate the union of two influential families.
Rosenfels would often use the moments during pregame prayer to calm down and focus on the task ahead.
During the war, Sri Lankan certified accountants would often use their skills as a springboard out of the country.
To protect his subject's location, he said he would often use his parent's car to travel and paid for many transactions in cash.
It was a trick that he would often use: in Spain, pretending to speak appalling Spanish, in Oxford, pretending to be slightly drunk.
